Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard

By Anita

26 May 2009

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Amaze your friends or even strangers with the futuristic keyboard that actually allows to type anything you desire on a flat surface. Once you have your message typed, you can easily connect to PDA’s, Smartphones, and Computers using Bluetooth and send the email or document.

The Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard works by projecting a keyboard on any flat surface which is also accompanied by simulated key click sounds. It has 63 keys and a full size QWERTY layout that can reach typing speeds like any other regular keyboard, so you can type just as fast as always.

This innovative virtual keyboard is compatible with Windows Smartphone, PocketPC 2003, PalmOS 5, Windows 2000/XP, and Symbian OS but it does have limited support for the Mac OSX.

A few technical details include the keystroke sensor can detect up to 400 characters per minute, the projected keyboard size is 295 by 95mm, and the keyboard will work great on any flat surface as long as there are no protrusions greater than 1mm.

Bluetooth enables with a 3.6V rechargeable lithium-ion battery that allows a full 2 hours of typing before needing recharged and comes complete with a 100-240V AC wall adapter. This tiny gadget is only 1.38 inches by 3.6 inches by 1 inch so you can carry it around with you everywhere you go in your pocket or purse and always have a keyboard nearby when you need it.

Compatible PDA’s include HP 1940, HP 2210, HP 4700, HP 5550, HP rx3417, HP rx3715, Dell Axim 50 X50V, MIO 336 BT, Palm Tungsten T3, Palm Tungsten T5, and the Palm Zire 72.

Compatible Smartphones include Nokia 3650, 6600, 6260, 6630, 6680, and 7650; Motorola A1000 and MPx220; HP 6300 Series; Sony Ericsson P800, P900, and P910i;  Xplore M68; Palm Treo 650; Dopod 565, 700, 818, and 699; i-mate SP3, JAM, and PDA2K; Qtek 8010 2020, 2020i, S100, and 9090; SPV C500; MD2000; MDA II, III and compact; XDA II, mini, and Iii; VPA III, and more.

To learn more or get your own Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard visit here.



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